I know you have many fans, but I just wanted to take a moment and express my gratitude and respect to you for your time, effort, and information that you have shared over the years in your videos. You videos are by far my favorite on youtube and in my spare time I watch them and sometimes I watch the same ones over and over again, lol. I have learned very much about knives, sharpening, and for sure about bark river knives! I am also a hunter and a knife sharpener, but until I saw your videos, I had not heard of bark river knives. I now have 9 bark river knives and have several more I plan to buy. I love them and hardly ever use any of my other knives anymore because the bark river knives are so good for hunting and skinning deer. So thank you so much for your youtube channel and all the wonderful, entertaining, and informative content you have shared over the years. Hope you have a super excellent hunting season this year!
This is another wonderful fire side flyfishing videos. I know it takes a lot of effort to film and then edit your videos. I want you to know that I really appreciate all the effort and time you take. Your videos are among my top favorites. Thank you for all you do. God bless you and your wonderful family. John
There is something special about this man. He's connected to earth in a way most people are not. I'm not saying he is unique, lots of us here in this comments section are like him, at least in spirit, but all in all it's becoming a rarity in our modern societies. Something has been lost. We all feel that. Those videos show us what man used to be before going nuts. And it feels good. Thanks Doc !
Wakosan, I've watched every of your fishing and cooking videos and have never been bored for a second. I've decided to retire in Hokkaido and, hopefully, accompany you on these outings in the future. Greetings from Texas. PS. If you ever visit the USA, I invite you to my home town and hunt (deer, hogs, ducks...) with me. I'll show you how to field dress deer the Texan style!
Dr. Wako son . . . this is one of your best riverside videos yet! I love how you briefly discuss the ecology of the flora and fauna and our stewardship of these pristine streams. I also like how you explain how you use your cooking kit, including how to properly prepare Japanese rice in you German mess kit. As always, the display and use of your Bark River knives is always a treat. I just received my new Titanium five inch Firebox stove, and the light weight is amazing. You must order one from Steve. You will love it. Thank you for sharing these delightful fishing trips in your beautiful mountains. You are my Number 1 source of video enjoyment. On another note, I'm guessing your "little" girl is all grown up by now, and perhaps away at college?. Maybe she could make an appearance in one of your videos.
As always sir! Absolute pleasure to see you post one of your riverside firebox/knife/fishing videos!:) It made my day!;) Love your adventures in Japan!
Thank you for taking us along on another adventure! I bought a Bark River Bushcrafter based on your videos. Actually, I even bought the Ultralight Bushcrafter, and that can be carried in a pocket.
I know you don't care much for Fox River ext-1. As you enjoy regular fox river more for hunting. However I find it a very good knife For bushcraft. Maybe you would enjoy it as well. I enjoyed this video! And thank you for all the videos through out your channel over the years, I learned waterstone sharpening because of them. Very Much knowledge to be learned by watching you.
Arigatōgozaimashita (thank you master (google translate)). Liked, subscribed, notificated, calling my first born after you...maybe not quite first born but thank you for teaching and sharing your knowledge.
Good morning from the USA! Thank you for sharing this autumn fishing and lunch outing. The rice and sashimi look absolutely delicious! I have probably asked this previously: are the waters in the northern Hokkaido mountains clear of giardia and other parasites that can cause intestinal problems? Here on the East Coast of the US, we have to boil, filter or sterilize surface water through other means (stream, lake, etc.) or risk a nasty infection and visit to the doctor. I hope that your hunting season has been fruitful!
Thought you may want to know that a titanium version of the Firebox has just been released. It is the same size and half the weight of the 5" stainless steel Firebox. This was announced to the email subscribers for pre-order and may not be shown on the website yet. But you can email them and I think they will let you order one. Love your videos and your appreciation for good design in gear.
great video sir if your ever in the usa come to west Virginia to get your rainbow and brook and golden and spotted and brown trout fishing fixs exultant video we also have small mouth and large mouth bass crappie and blue gill fishing and musky and pike fishing as well love seeing the the varies spices of wild life you have there in samurai country there we have a deep american mountain man traditions here in my state and vast wilderness and wild life as well here black bears white tail deer bob cat and coyote's and wolfs bores mountain lion mink beaver martians and we Evan have our own giant salamanders as well called hell benders and giant padel fish and giant catfish like the blue flat head channel and dog face catfish and we have different species of varmints here as well ground hogs raccoon and possums foxs squirrels and gray and tones of bird species turkeys as well great video
Great video. I always enjoy your outdoor videos and am looking forward to your hunting and field dressing videos. Have you tried the Tenkara rod for fishing those small mountain streams? Seems like it would be perfect for that and collapses so packing in/ out would be easy.
What is the name of the microscope you are using in your sharpening videos? I watched most of your videos in search of that information and couldn’t find it. Please let me know what it is because it is the best I have seen so far. Thank you so much!
I always enjoy the riverside videos. I must ask, what is the chance of finding parasites in the fish? I fish freshwater and parasites are semi common. I would love to try fresh sashimi.
We Japanese have a long history of eating freshwater trouts in raw without any parasite diseases. So I feel safe with eating them. Many species of carps have many parasites and we never eat them in raw though. Thanks.
Appreciate your videos and advice. Between the Bark River Bushcrafter, Bushcrafter 2, Aurora 3V, and Tundra which is the best camping/bushcrafter, and general use knife in your opinion?
@@lanceruss5572 Its grind is not Scandi but low convex. Its handle is thinner for its stock thinness. Scandi knives like Temagami are easier for bevel reprofiling and have a thicker handle for fist holding.
can’t wait to see if you like Fallkniven new x series. I’m curious why you don’t add wasabi and soya sauce to the pot of fish slices. Should have a reason I think.
17:00 The fire fears the water and succumbs to the fear as the stream flashes and splashes and threatens the flames with the music of its flow. Yes, I just Anthropomorphised fire and water.
Is there a specific reason why Your fly line is exiting the reel from the rear? Kind of an unorthodox method. I have never seen anyone else do this, but I have noticed it in Your videos before. Tight lines Doctor!
@VV What camera please? Gopro 7 Black ? Great video :) Please show more eating food with family at home Semper Fi Gunny **Bark River Mini Kephart is my favorite knife.
@@zorigttumurbaatar2112 seriously, I am not trying to be rude or a wise guy here. Do not take risks thinking wasabi will keep you safe. Fry, boil or flash freeze to be safe. Unfortunately flash freezers for home use are very expensive at the moment (2 - 3 thousand dollars). But yeah, please do not take risks thinking that wasabi will keep you safe ... There are also fish which have no known parasite load. I eat plenty of sashimi myself during the season. Here in the New York area summer flounder (aka fluke) and tautog for example are not known to carry transmittable parasites in their muscle tissue. In any case, there are always risks with consuming raw fish but in general, freshwater fish are super dangerous to consume raw. In our area, something like 98% of freshwater pike and bass were found to carry tapeworm cysts according to a government agency led study. Only a nutcase would eat freshwater fish raw where I live ...
We are have strong fog and slightly rainy weather for today. And only max +14°C while all day. Recently i met a fox by night in early morning time at 4:00 am.
Hello, from one of your knife people. I really enjoy your video's. I have learned much from them. I just added a Hattori Medaka Fish & Utility Knife to my collection. I was wondering if you were familiar with these knives. A friend of mine has a couple of them and they came very highly recommend. There are a limited number of these knives available right now, but here is an address where you can find them. www.japaneseknifedirect.com/hattori.html I would be interested to see a review of this knife if you have one or were to get one. Either way keep the great video's coming and good luck in the upcoming hunting season.
Very touching mentioning Japan's protection of its fisheries for future generations. The same Japanese fisheries which allowed Mitsubishi to over fish Tuna and now have a reported 10 years "Stock"in deep freeze, just in case they run out! Before Fukashima poisoned the worlds supply! Also the same fisheries that are happy to ignore UN whaling bans, and slaughter as many Whales, as they can get away with. Do you want me to go on? How about the yearly dolphin slaughter in Taiji, which is very carefully left off main stream coverage, great culture, a beautiful country, but cold/savage people, a very different culture than Australia. Love your video's, sorry for the rant, but don't agree with cruelty on a mass scale carried out by your government in the name of "Science" which is Japanese for Sashimi!
Your flogging a dead horse now you've covered all this a million times you have many multiple of the same knife with same grinds and they can all do the same thing one knife should be useful no matter what you get used to its strengths and weakness
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I'm a simple man, I see virtuovice post a video I stop everything and watch it.
Love your riverside lunches. So relaxing to watch.
I know you have many fans, but I just wanted to take a moment and express my gratitude and respect to you for your time, effort, and information that you have shared over the years in your videos. You videos are by far my favorite on youtube and in my spare time I watch them and sometimes I watch the same ones over and over again, lol. I have learned very much about knives, sharpening, and for sure about bark river knives! I am also a hunter and a knife sharpener, but until I saw your videos, I had not heard of bark river knives. I now have 9 bark river knives and have several more I plan to buy. I love them and hardly ever use any of my other knives anymore because the bark river knives are so good for hunting and skinning deer. So thank you so much for your youtube channel and all the wonderful, entertaining, and informative content you have shared over the years. Hope you have a super excellent hunting season this year!
This is another wonderful fire side flyfishing videos. I know it takes a lot of effort to film and then edit your videos. I want you to know that I really appreciate all the effort and time you take. Your videos are among my top favorites. Thank you for all you do. God bless you and your wonderful family. John
I live in Georgia, worlds apart. This man dosen't know I exist, yet I consider him a friend. A good man.I find that very interesting!
GA here also...Wako is the MAN!
Beautiful scenery, great food! Thanks for sharing!
There’s something about your videos that I love man! Don’t ever quit RUclips!
There is something special about this man. He's connected to earth in a way most people are not. I'm not saying he is unique, lots of us here in this comments section are like him, at least in spirit, but all in all it's becoming a rarity in our modern societies. Something has been lost. We all feel that. Those videos show us what man used to be before going nuts. And it feels good. Thanks Doc !
Thank you for sharing your riverside lunch with us. Looking forward to deer season and hopefully more videos.
Thanks for sharing the beautiful landscape. I hope to visit Japan some day.
Greetings from Denmark 🇩🇰
I wish I had a place to fish and eat a riverside lunch like this guy. Virtuovice is very lucky.
Lovely scenic setting 😀 I love the original Bushcrafter with its Scandivex, it’s a great all round knife with a perfect handle .
Wakosan, I've watched every of your fishing and cooking videos and have never been bored for a second. I've decided to retire in Hokkaido and, hopefully, accompany you on these outings in the future. Greetings from Texas. PS. If you ever visit the USA, I invite you to my home town and hunt (deer, hogs, ducks...) with me. I'll show you how to field dress deer the Texan style!
Dr. Wako son . . . this is one of your best riverside videos yet! I love how you briefly discuss the ecology of the flora and fauna and our stewardship of these pristine streams. I also like how you explain how you use your cooking kit, including how to properly prepare Japanese rice in you German mess kit. As always, the display and use of your Bark River knives is always a treat. I just received my new Titanium five inch Firebox stove, and the light weight is amazing. You must order one from Steve. You will love it. Thank you for sharing these delightful fishing trips in your beautiful mountains. You are my Number 1 source of video enjoyment. On another note, I'm guessing your "little" girl is all grown up by now, and perhaps away at college?. Maybe she could make an appearance in one of your videos.
As always sir! Absolute pleasure to see you post one of your riverside firebox/knife/fishing videos!:) It made my day!;) Love your adventures in Japan!
Great job I love watching your videos still after all these years
That always looks so good reminds me of trout fishing in Wisconsin.
A beautiful place to make camp. And a very entertaining video. Thank you, sir.
Always a pleasure to watch your outdoor videos
Good to see you're still out there, Keep up the great videos
Really enjoy your videos, keep up the great work!
Love your videos. Glad you had time to make a new one.
Greetings from New York City. We love the content on your channel. Excellent videos to learn from! Thank you
Great video👍
he always posts great content!
Incredible as always! Please never stop making videos. Would love to see some more knife reviews/insights vids!
Thank you for taking us along on another adventure! I bought a Bark River Bushcrafter based on your videos. Actually, I even bought the Ultralight Bushcrafter, and that can be carried in a pocket.
Great to see you again!! I enjoy all of your videos very much!! Hope to see many more :-)
Spent yesterday fly fishing in the rockies. heaven!
Just incredible how pristine and clear that water is.
Nice feast. Nice fishing. Nice video. Thank you.
thanks a lot for the share, very relaxing video. your sashimis looks delicious
i miss seeing you and the family making deer dishes. hope you guys are doing well. love your videos
Always go [full screen] with this guy.
My favorite channel !!!!!! 🤓
Videos like this one, feed my soul. Thanks a lot 💒
same feeling! good stuff
I know you don't care much for Fox River ext-1. As you enjoy regular fox river more for hunting. However I find it a very good knife For bushcraft. Maybe you would enjoy it as well. I enjoyed this video! And thank you for all the videos through out your channel over the years, I learned waterstone sharpening because of them. Very Much knowledge to be learned by watching you.
I have learned to sharpen with Your videos as well. My blades have never been keener.
Nice to see you again 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Welcome back Dr Waco, its great to see another Bushcraft video posted... I enjoy them very much.
Nice video again. Lovely setting. Maybe the fire dies because it has too much wood and can’t breathe, just a thought.
Arigatōgozaimashita (thank you master (google translate)). Liked, subscribed, notificated, calling my first born after you...maybe not quite first born but thank you for teaching and sharing your knowledge.
Thanks for the video doc
Very impressive and educational. Thank you.
Great vid Virtuo.
Good morning from the USA! Thank you for sharing this autumn fishing and lunch outing. The rice and sashimi look absolutely delicious! I have probably asked this previously: are the waters in the northern Hokkaido mountains clear of giardia and other parasites that can cause intestinal problems? Here on the East Coast of the US, we have to boil, filter or sterilize surface water through other means (stream, lake, etc.) or risk a nasty infection and visit to the doctor. I hope that your hunting season has been fruitful!
Awesome catch, clean and cook as always Wako San! Interesting how many channels on RUclips now emulate something you've been doing for years.
Thank you, sir.
Thought you may want to know that a titanium version of the Firebox has just been released. It is the same size and half the weight of the 5" stainless steel Firebox. This was announced to the email subscribers for pre-order and may not be shown on the website yet. But you can email them and I think they will let you order one. Love your videos and your appreciation for good design in gear.
Love your river side fishing lunches. Have you tried Tenkara rod for fly fishing?
Why do I feel like that is better rice than I have ever made with a full fledge kitchen.
Wow really amazing video ever 10out10!!! :D
Hi Waco I am really looking forward to the videos of your deer season
Thanks for work
great vid as always
:) Great, Mr. Waco! I like Your videos!
AWESOME! Finally your back! Yay!!!!!
Thx for sharing
great video sir if your ever in the usa come to west Virginia to get your rainbow and brook and golden and spotted and brown trout fishing fixs exultant video we also have small mouth and large mouth bass crappie and blue gill fishing and musky and pike fishing as well love seeing the the varies spices of wild life you have there in samurai country there we have a deep american mountain man traditions here in my state and vast wilderness and wild life as well here black bears white tail deer bob cat and coyote's and wolfs bores mountain lion mink beaver martians and we Evan have our own giant salamanders as well called hell benders and giant padel fish and giant catfish like the blue flat head channel and dog face catfish and we have different species of varmints here as well ground hogs raccoon and possums foxs squirrels and gray and tones of bird species turkeys as well great video
Great video. I always enjoy your outdoor videos and am looking forward to your hunting and field dressing videos. Have you tried the Tenkara rod for fishing those small mountain streams? Seems like it would be perfect for that and collapses so packing in/ out would be easy.
Whay was in the sauce you used for your fish, besides soy? Very beautiful river, your riverside lunches of fresh-caught fish make ne happy to watch.
It was Wasabi.
That looks so fun. Do you ever Tenkara fly fish in those smaller river spots?
What is the name of the microscope you are using in your sharpening videos?
I watched most of your videos in search of that information and couldn’t find it.
Please let me know what it is because it is the best I have seen so far.
Thank you so much!
What I use to observe the edge condition is Nikon Field Microscope which is binocular and gives us 3 dimensional observation. Thanks.
virtuovice thank you so much for a speedy reply!
Would you be able to let me know the model number of your unit? There are few and I like yours:)))
@@dsslogistics1277 www.nikon-image.com/products/sportoptics/fabre/fabre/
virtuovice thank you!
Parabéns seus vídeos é nota 10.
Mahlzeit! :-)
I always enjoy the riverside videos.
I must ask, what is the chance of finding parasites in the fish? I fish freshwater and parasites are semi common.
I would love to try fresh sashimi.
We Japanese have a long history of eating freshwater trouts in raw without any parasite diseases. So I feel safe with eating them. Many species of carps have many parasites and we never eat them in raw though. Thanks.
@@virtuovice
Thank you.
freshwater fish sashimi: tape worm, tape worm ...
Appreciate your videos and advice. Between the Bark River Bushcrafter, Bushcrafter 2, Aurora 3V, and Tundra which is the best camping/bushcrafter, and general use knife in your opinion?
I think I will love my Bushcrafter in high Scandi grind the best. It is going to appear this summer after having its left side bevel flat.
virtuovice what are your thoughts on the soon to be released bushcrafter LT with .125 inch stock?
@@lanceruss5572 Its grind is not Scandi but low convex. Its handle is thinner for its stock thinness. Scandi knives like Temagami are easier for bevel reprofiling and have a thicker handle for fist holding.
virtuovice thank you very much for your response. Best wishes.
Doc, did you see any bears?
how about wampas?
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can’t wait to see if you like Fallkniven new x series.
I’m curious why you don’t add wasabi and soya sauce to the pot of fish slices. Should have a reason I think.
Can you please explain, why no need to boil rice?
17:00 The fire fears the water and succumbs to the fear as the stream flashes and splashes and threatens the flames with the music of its flow. Yes, I just Anthropomorphised fire and water.
do you do any ocean fishing? would love to see a Hirame catch and cook sashimi video!
Is there a specific reason why Your fly line is exiting the reel from the rear? Kind of an unorthodox method. I have never seen anyone else do this, but I have noticed it in Your videos before. Tight lines Doctor!
@VV What camera please? Gopro 7 Black ? Great video :)
Please show more eating food with family at home
Semper Fi
Gunny
**Bark River Mini Kephart is my favorite knife.
GoPro7 Black. It has a very effective digital anti vibration imaging. Thanks.
Omg I'm so hungry now 😮
U must do a deer cooking video soon
Hello river fishing people!
I am hungry for sashimi ;)
freshwater fish sashimi is risky stuff ...
@@rockyshorestackle2489 therefore wasabi is essential for this case, right
@@zorigttumurbaatar2112 bro, wasabi has nothing to do with clearing parasites ... old wive's tale
@@rockyshorestackle2489 oh, really, I thought it is. Fry or boil?
@@zorigttumurbaatar2112 seriously, I am not trying to be rude or a wise guy here. Do not take risks thinking wasabi will keep you safe. Fry, boil or flash freeze to be safe. Unfortunately flash freezers for home use are very expensive at the moment (2 - 3 thousand dollars). But yeah, please do not take risks thinking that wasabi will keep you safe ... There are also fish which have no known parasite load. I eat plenty of sashimi myself during the season. Here in the New York area summer flounder (aka fluke) and tautog for example are not known to carry transmittable parasites in their muscle tissue. In any case, there are always risks with consuming raw fish but in general, freshwater fish are super dangerous to consume raw. In our area, something like 98% of freshwater pike and bass were found to carry tapeworm cysts according to a government agency led study. Only a nutcase would eat freshwater fish raw where I live ...
Hat is off once again to virtuovoice
We are have strong fog and slightly rainy weather for today. And only max +14°C while all day.
Recently i met a fox by night in early morning time at 4:00 am.
Hello Knife people!!!!
im hungry now...
nice video mr waco..........good eats too......
密閉状態にするから空気がなくなって炎が消えちゃうよｗ
why not try the swedish torch style burn in the fire box?
ruclips.net/video/ZxF8VRF0GLg/видео.html
might be a better, longer burn ...
Yoi ichinichi o
Hi Virtuovice, I had bought a knife from you before, Are you selling any of your Bark Rivers?
Please used south cross knife, it is Russian knife making company.
Hello, from one of your knife people. I really enjoy your video's. I have learned much from them. I just added a Hattori Medaka Fish & Utility Knife to my collection. I was wondering if you were familiar with these knives. A friend of mine has a couple of them and they came very highly recommend. There are a limited number of these knives available right now, but here is an address where you can find them.
www.japaneseknifedirect.com/hattori.html
I would be interested to see a review of this knife if you have one or were to get one. Either way keep the great video's coming and good luck in the upcoming hunting season.
nice knives, expensive as hell but look like top notch stuff ...
すし
スシ
寿司
sushi
さめ 鮨
unfortunately it was just plain rice, no vinegar. still good with sashimi though!
Eating with a fork would be much easier.
Tactical spork!
You forgot to record the part where you cooked the fish,, !!!
Very touching mentioning Japan's protection of its fisheries for future generations. The same Japanese fisheries which allowed Mitsubishi to over fish Tuna and now have a reported 10 years "Stock"in deep freeze, just in case they run out! Before Fukashima poisoned the worlds supply! Also the same fisheries that are happy to ignore UN whaling bans, and slaughter as many Whales, as they can get away with. Do you want me to go on? How about the yearly dolphin slaughter in Taiji, which is very carefully left off main stream coverage, great culture, a beautiful country, but cold/savage people, a very different culture than Australia. Love your video's, sorry for the rant, but don't agree with cruelty on a mass scale carried out by your government in the name of "Science" which is Japanese for Sashimi!
Your flogging a dead horse now you've covered all this a million times you have many multiple of the same knife with same grinds and they can all do the same thing one knife should be useful no matter what you get used to its strengths and weakness
take this L flog